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Otero College provides quality higher education that is accessible, transforms lives, expands employment opportunities, enriches our communities, promotes individual and global cultural diversity, and fosters economic development.

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15 Credit Hours of In-state Tuition
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Otero Students Receive Financial Aid
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Campus Life

At Otero College, we strive to provide our students with a top-quality education that prepares them for success in their future careers. Our experienced and dedicated faculty are committed to ensuring that each student receives individual attention and personalized support to achieve their academic goals.

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Welcome to Rattler Nation

Otero College is a two-year community college located in La Junta, Colorado that offers students affordable education and a variety of academic and career-oriented programs.

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Living on Campus

Living on campus can be a great opportunity to meet new people all while being minutes away from classes, activities and our dining facilities.

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Discover your Path

At Otero College don't just think about your future but take action now to make it a reality. Otero offers more than fifty academic programs to choose from.

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New Equipment Purchased with AIM Grant Funds

Thanks to the funds provided through the AIM Grant, Otero College was able to purchase life-sized human limbs for muscle and bone studies. These incredible, biologically accurate models give Otero College Anatomy and Physiology...
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Medical Laboratory Technician Pinning December 9, 2024

The Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) program at Otero held a pinning ceremony for its 10th graduating class on Monday, December 9, 2024, in the Rizzuto Banquet Room at Otero College.  Five graduates were pinned. ...
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